Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Long-standing proper bistro serving modern british and trad french bistro dishes. Expect to pay £30 to £50 a head. Good attentive service and regular 'rolling menu' . We sometimes like to go after the theatre for a pudding and a coffee. Best Creme Brulee in town. ££
45 moradores locais recomendam
Cafe St Honorė
34 Thistle St N W LnLong-standing proper bistro serving modern british and trad french bistro dishes. Expect to pay £30 to £50 a head. Good attentive service and regular 'rolling menu' . We sometimes like to go after the theatre for a pudding and a coffee. Best Creme Brulee in town. ££
Popular Italian that we use for late night dining when we have just arrived. They serve till way past a sensible bed-time. The food isn't incredible but its cheap and cheerful and brilliant for kids, pizzas are really good. Speedy service and only 6 mins walk from the apartment. £
18 moradores locais recomendam
Bar Napoli
75 Hanover StPopular Italian that we use for late night dining when we have just arrived. They serve till way past a sensible bed-time. The food isn't incredible but its cheap and cheerful and brilliant for kids, pizzas are really good. Speedy service and only 6 mins walk from the apartment. £
Centotre
103 George StreetThe Pantry
1 N W Circus PlDishoom Edinburgh
3a St Andrew SquareArts & Culture
Seriously funky museum that my kids love. Great way to soak up a morning or afternoon if it is raining. ££
303 moradores locais recomendam
Dynamic Earth
Holyrood RoadSeriously funky museum that my kids love. Great way to soak up a morning or afternoon if it is raining. ££
Groans from the kids on announcing this but they talked about it for days after. You could spend a whole week here and still not see everything. Not to be missed and its free (there may be special internal exhibitions that you need to pay for - and usually book) £0
1378 moradores locais recomendam
Museu Nacional da Escócia
Groans from the kids on announcing this but they talked about it for days after. You could spend a whole week here and still not see everything. Not to be missed and its free (there may be special internal exhibitions that you need to pay for - and usually book) £0
Galeria Nacional de Retratos Escoceses
1 Queen StNational Galleries of Scotland
The MoundGaleria Nacional de Arte Moderna Escocesa
75 Belford RdParks & Nature
Get your trainers on and walk up Arthurs Seat from Holyrood. Stunning views and on a clear day you can see the Cairngorms. It takes about 45 mins from the bottom at medium pace. Holyrood is at the bottom of the Royal Mile and easy to walk to in 30-40 mins.
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Arthur's Seat
Get your trainers on and walk up Arthurs Seat from Holyrood. Stunning views and on a clear day you can see the Cairngorms. It takes about 45 mins from the bottom at medium pace. Holyrood is at the bottom of the Royal Mile and easy to walk to in 30-40 mins.
The Edinburgh Zooilogical Society is one of the oldest in the world but this is a really modern zoo where science and animal welfare trump 'freak-show'. 1000 animals and loads of special events etc. Penguin feeding a must for small kids. Get there either on the Balgreen tram then 600m walk or get a bus from Haymarket £
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Zoológico de Edimburgo
134 Corstorphine RdThe Edinburgh Zooilogical Society is one of the oldest in the world but this is a really modern zoo where science and animal welfare trump 'freak-show'. 1000 animals and loads of special events etc. Penguin feeding a must for small kids. Get there either on the Balgreen tram then 600m walk or get a bus from Haymarket £
Jardim Botânico Real de Edimburgo
Arboretum PlaceSightseeing
Castelo de Edimburgo
CastlehillPalácio de Holyrood
CanongateRoyal Yacht Britannia